Roads to Recovery Part II: Uruguay and Argentina Divide Policymakers across the world can take lessons from the divergent policies pursued by the neighboring countries of Uruguay and Argentina. Five years after the global financial crisis, Argentina’s penchant for protectionism …
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9803 COHA Report,Peace Talks With Terrorists – Declarations of Santos, Extrajudicial Killings in Colombia Demand Action
Peace Talks With Terrorists – Declarations of Santos Less than two years away from the next Colombian presidential elections, incumbent Juan Manuel Santos faces a sensitive, if not historic opportunity to finally end the decades-long war between the Colombian government …
9743 COHA Report, Georgetown Not Looking So Good: Partisan Strife in Guyana, Violence in Syria Increases While Brazil Takes a Policy of Silence
In this release… Georgetown Not Looking So Good: Partisan Strife in Guyana The recent protests and resulting violence in Guyana’s second largest city, Linden, over an increase in electricity prices in the region became incredibly partisan, pitting the Indo-Guyanese favored …
9714 COHA Report, Ecuador’s Correa Sounds The Bugle
CAFTA-DR Governments in Contrast to Small-Scale Owners Parcel Engines of Development After 8 years of free trade agreement between Central America and the United States, CAFTA-DR has brought increased dependency on international markets for the region. Whereas this development decision …
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9695 COHA Report, The Trans-Pacific Partnership: Free Trade at What Costs?
In this release… The Trans-Pacific Partnership: Free Trade at What Costs? The United States and eight other Asia-Pacific nations are engaged in top secret negotiations for the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), hailed by the White House as a 21st century trade …
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9684 COHA Report, Reflecting on Esquipulas at 25 While Undoing a Grave Injustice to Vinicio Cerezo
Reflecting on Esquipulas at 25 While Undoing a Grave Injustice to Vinicio Cerezo In remembering the Esquipulas II Accords, signed 25 years ago in Guatemala City, then-Guatemalan President Vinicio Cerezo must be recognized for his integral role in initiating the …
9578 COHA Report, The Dangers of the Hemisphere Operating without the IACHR’s Guidance
In this release… The Dangers of the Hemisphere Operating Without the IACHR’s Guidance In a recent gathering of the Organization of American States (OAS), a group of Latin American leaders, including Bolivian President Evo Morales, expressed their concern over recent …
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9502 COHA Report, En Route to a Failed State: Corruption in the Paraguayan Legal System, the llicit Market, and Transnational Security
In this release… En Route to a Failed State: Corruption in the Paraguayan Legal System, the Illicit Market, and Transnational Security Corruption runs deep in the Paraguayan legal and political systems. The courts fail to prosecute those involved with patron-client networks, the …
8942 COHA Report, COHA Welcomes A New Associate Director: Dr. W. John Green
COHA Welcomes A New Associate Director: Dr. W. John Green Dr. W. John Green has joined the COHA family as its newest Associate Director. Professor Green is a full-time faculty member of Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia, where he is a historian of …
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8941 COHA Report, Education Reform Gets High Marks in El Salvador
Education Reform Gets High Marks in El Salvador After just three years in office, the left-of-center Farabundo Marti National Liberation (FMLN) Administration of President Mauricio Funes is receiving high marks for its achivements in the area of education reform. This analysis …
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